The Shop
By Bill McGuire Angela touched a glossy pink fingernail to the smiling golden face that floated before her. As her finger tip occupied the same space as the consume icon, it sent out a train of small… Continue Reading
Moonflowers- A New Book by David Gray
Teleport is proud to announce the new release of David Gray’s book Moonflowers. David Gray was the second place winner in Teleport’s 2018 Science Fiction Contest. Congratulations David. Now on Amazon Synopsis Thirty years ago, the gates to… Continue Reading
The Third Eye
The Third Eye by Hayley Chow agsandrew “You don’t have to go through with this you know.” Calla looked at her dad beside her in the backseat of the autocar and patted his knee. “C’mon Dad, it’s practically… Continue Reading
Looking for Carla
Carlos A. Duarte Cano Translated from Spanish by Toshiya Kamei Photo by Sanja Karin Music’s It’s Saturday night. It has been more than a fortnight since I last heard from Carla. I know full well she’s fickle, but… Continue Reading
A review of Altered America…
Review by Jack Bryson Altered America by Cat Rambo is an excellent collection of steam punk stories combined with the supernatural. The little details are charming such as, the new release of the heretical Origins of the Species by… Continue Reading
Following Alice
Following Alice By Florin Purluca Photo By Shaiith The trip turned out to be quite long, taking into consideration the fact that it only cost me a lousy penny. The boat, a rusty ferry with a bad paint… Continue Reading
Record of the Saint Peter Facility
RECORD OF THE SAINT PETER FACILITY By ZF Sigurdson photo by Ethan Daniels I pray for the soul who finds this record. I’m only writing it for my own sake and the hope no one finds this or the… Continue Reading
2019 Fantasy Short Story Contest
2019 Fantasy Contest: Artie_Navarre Teleport is now accepting submissions for its 2019 Fantasy Short Story Contest. The theme of this contest is traditional fantasy meets contemporary life. For example, a troll librarian, a fairy stock car racer, a… Continue Reading
Backwater
By Dean King Ned parked his rattle-trap pickup at the end of the guardrail, making sure to pull over as far as possible onto the shoulder of the road. The county sheriffs wouldn’t hassle him for leaving his… Continue Reading
Innumeratry
By Subodhana Wijeyeratne It is a limp autumn day and frosty wind sends dead herds of leaves rattling over the pavement. Raju scurries across Mass Ave and enters the department eyes-down and hurrying so that he can later… Continue Reading